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Members of the Samburu tribe in Kenya. Samburu women pastoralists are affected by climate change.   Getty Images /Kitra Cahana

Women pastoralists feel the heat of climate change

Term ID: 4949
Climate Change
By: Sharon Birch-Jeffrey

Africa Renewal: August - November 2019

Faced with the harsh effects of erratic weather patterns, some Kenyan women livestock farmers call for help
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Faced with the harsh effects of erratic weather patterns, some Kenyan women livestock farmers call for help
Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
By Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
Members of the Samburu tribe in Kenya. Samburu women pastoralists are affected by climate change.   Getty Images /Kitra Cahana
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Members of the Samburu tribe in Kenya. Samburu women pastoralists are affected by climate change.   Getty Images /Kitra Cahana
Sengalese at cultural parade in Harlem in New York. Photo: Alamy / Richard Levine

African migrants keen to retain their cultural values abroad

Term ID: 4949
Migration
By: Sharon Birch-Jeffrey

Africa Renewal: December 2018 - March 2019

African children abroad struggle over cultural identity
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African children abroad struggle over cultural identity
Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
By Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
Sengalese at cultural parade in Harlem in New York. Photo: Alamy / Richard Levine
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Sengalese at cultural parade in Harlem in New York. Photo: Alamy / Richard Levine
United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Ms. Amina Mohammed (right), the UN Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser on Africa Ms. Bience Gawanas (middle) and Ms. Inga R. King, the 74th President of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (left)

Africa Dialogue Series launched

Term ID: 4949
Departments
By: Sharon Birch-Jeffrey

Africa Renewal: December 2018 - March 2019

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Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
By Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Ms. Amina Mohammed (right), the UN Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser on Africa Ms. Bience Gawanas (middle) and Ms. Inga R. King, the 74th President of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (left)
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United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Ms. Amina Mohammed (right), the UN Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser on Africa Ms. Bience Gawanas (middle) and Ms. Inga R. King, the 74th President of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (left)
Adama Dieng.  

Preventing genocide: UN calls on countries to stand against atrocities

Term ID: 4949
Genocide
By: Sharon Birch-Jeffrey

Africa Renewal: August - November 2018

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Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
By Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
Adama Dieng.  
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Adama Dieng.  

Women can help defeat terrorism in Africa

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News
By: Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
Experts at a UN forum in New York call for sustained support
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Experts at a UN forum in New York call for sustained support
Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
By Sharon Birch-Jeffrey
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